Analyze this - Jaggy motion

[Cetrez]

Hey

I've got an mc that contains a picture that has a motion tween which runs over 400 frames (and the frame rate is set to 32).

The problem is that the motion is jaggy (at least it is for me, I haven't had the opportunity to try it on another computer, but my computer shouldn't have any problems with this).
If you take a look at the example you'll understand what I mean: www.cetrez.com/tmp

I've also posted the fla file if somebody could be so kind to analyze it and maybe tell me what I'm missing.





Thanks in advance

Cetrez

[pellepiano]

The motion is fine here.
Mac G4 400mhz

[Cetrez]

Ok? That's strange.
I'm sitting on a P4 3 Ghz, 1 GB DDR
I really shouldn't have any problems.

I've also tried it at different resolutions, but it's the same.

[oldnewbie]

It's quite "jaggy" here too, on my slower machine... PIV 1.8

Guest you should use actionscript rather than a motion tween, to move your mc, unless you buy yourself a Mac!

[Cetrez]

but it shouldn't be jaggy? there has to be something wrong? or am I wrong?

Do you know of any good tutorials on creating motiontween using actionscript, I didn't find any good ones.


Thanks

[MD004]

if you have just one frame in the main scene you could put this code in to make it move to the left every frame

this.onEnterFrame = function() {
yourMC._x -= 1;
}


and of course your going have to have 2 mc's moving acoss and then to move them back to their original spot you could use something along the lines of this (this would go inside the function above)

if (yourMC._x <= 0) {
yourMC._x = 50; //if 50 was its original spot
yourMC2._x = 100; //if 100 was its original spot
}

~MD